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  • Nearly five times over the limit in Clyde North

    Nearly five times over the limit in Clyde North

    Police officers were left stunned after a Berwick man blew nearly five times the limit in Clyde North on the morning of Tuesday 30 September.…

  • Blue Ribbon tributes at Springvale

    Blue Ribbon tributes at Springvale

    A remembrance service at the Victoria Police Memorial at Springvale Botanical Cemetery on Monday 29 September carried ever-greater poignancy this year. Victoria Police members, veterans,…

  • A tale of three Margarets

    A tale of three Margarets

    Cranbourne’s Margaret Nummey has been named Victoria’s Carer of the Year at the 2025 Victorian Heart of Dovida awards, with her nomination backed by not…

  • Orchids spring at Berwick show

    Orchids spring at Berwick show

    With the sun finally starting to emerge in its spring glory, the Berwick Orchid Show wowed with a gathering of the most elaborate plants from…

  • Pakenham loses iconic paperboy

    Pakenham loses iconic paperboy

    The man who simply couldn’t say no to a request for help, Pakenham icon Robbie MacGregor has passed away, leaving a lifetime of stories and…

  • Clean-up order

    Clean-up order

    A soil-works operator has been ordered by the state’s planning tribunal to clean up a controversial, contaminated dirt mound in Bangholme’s Green Wedge. ESI Projects…

  • Third rally to oppose Hampton Park Waste Transfer Station

    Third rally to oppose Hampton Park Waste Transfer Station

    Hampton Park and its surrounding residents rallied outside the proposed Hampton Park Waste Transfer Station site during the state tribunal’s site visit. It marked the…

  • Casey’s crime rate up 20%

    Casey’s crime rate up 20%

    Casey has been rocked by a dramatic surge in crime, with nearly 30,000 offences recorded in just 12 months. The latest figures from the Crime…

  • Florists rocked by relocations, shorter leases

    Florists rocked by relocations, shorter leases

    Stallholders at Dandenong Market claim they have little say in forced relocations, rent spikes and shorter leases at the hands of the market’s management. Affected…

  • EPA backs soil clean-up order

    EPA backs soil clean-up order

    A soil-works operator has been ordered by the state’s planning tribunal to clean up a controversial, contaminated dirt mound in Bangholme’s Green Wedge. ESI Projects…

  • DWC trees motion chopped down

    DWC trees motion chopped down

    Greater Dandenong councillors have voted down a proposal to preserve 22 trees earmarked to make way for the Dandenong Wellbeing Centre. This month, the council…

  • Search for Lone Pine replacement

    Search for Lone Pine replacement

    Greater Dandenong Council may replace a removed Lone Pine tree tracing back to the Gallipoli military campaign of 1915 but it’s short in supply. Nobel…